Research Publications and Outputs

 

Recent Submissions

  • Submission to the Joint Select Committee on Social Media and Australian Society 

    Flew, Terry; Humphry, Justine; Gray, Joanne; Hutchinson, Jonathon; Page Jeffrey, Catherine; Johnson, Mark; McKee, Alan; Nicholls, Rob
    Recommendations Recommendation 1. Provide online safety education and critical media literacy in schools and communities. Sexual education and critical sexual media literacy earlier in the curriculum and in families ...
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  • Play Beyond Playgrounds Symposium Report 

    Mestrom, Sanné; Odlum, Nadia
    Published 2024-07-11
    This report documents the proceedings and findings of the two-day symposium 'Play Beyond Playgrounds: Rethinking the role of public art in urban play' held at the University of Sydney on Thursday 30th November and Friday ...
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  • Response to News Media Assistance Program Consultation Paper 

    Flew, Terry; Stepnik, Agata; Koskie, Timothy; Tang, Wenjia
    Published 2024-02-27
    This response to the News Media Assistance Program Consultation Paper has been co-authored by Professor Terry Flew, Dr. Agata Stepnik, Ms. Wenjia Tang (all of Media and Communications, The University of Sydney), and Dr. ...
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  • Social Media Regulation Futures: Learning from International Policy Mixes 

    Flew, Terry; Swist, Teresa
    Published 2024
    There has been a turn worldwide towards social media regulation in the context of concerns about online harms, including those arising from misinformation. Social media regulation largely involves nation-states – or in the ...
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  • CAVRN Syllabus, Vol. 2 

    Clark, Kate Euphemia; Carter, Marcus; Egliston, Ben; Heemsbergen, Luke; Hawker, Kiah; O'Neill, Aurelia; Foxman, Maxwell
    Published 2024-02-15
    In its second volume CAVRN explores the implications that VR and AR technologies have on politics and policymaking, identity, ethics, socialisation and community building, and the economy from a critical, interdisciplinary ...
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